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Newspaper Page TextF or S a l e —A young aud perfect It. D. S anford . * f l f - " - ettg giW Ii. T O K S D A Y . J A N . ‘ 21, 1809. ^R E G U L A R T R A IN S ondays , W e d n e s d a y s a n d riti days will ruu as follows: f Ava I I Arrivo H 00 a. ni. I Mnrihfleld I } - :M' l>-,u- Arrive “ I I Knave M » ij “ I COQUILLE CITY | 11.00a. in. 10.00 “ I Myrtle l ’oiut fresh cow. ©YO B Want o iis iiiifM I 10.80 L O C A L ITEM S. announcem ents . Preaching al Christian cliurch nPXt Sunday morning, I»V the pas tor. At night the Sunday-school and young people " ill supply a service, entertniniug, pleasing and appropriate. The public is cor dially invited to attend both or these services. Additional looala on 2,1 page. Toilet articles at the Pharmacy.* | Have you seen the Jewett type writer? For Sale—My Photo Scow. Price $150, cash. W . H unt . Johnson Pro's is headquarters for syrups. Order your mill wood from Mes ser <fc Chism. Second-hand billiard table for sale. Apply at this oflice. Go and see Mrs. Hersey’s tine now stock of fall and winter Millinery goods. * Mrs. Alex Stand, of Halls creek, visited friends auit old scones on the boy lost week. Soothing, healing, cleansing. Ho TVitt’s "Witch Hazel Salvo is tlio im placable enemy of sores, burns and wounds. It never failes to cure piles. You may roly upon it. 11. S. Knowltou. We are sure you do not. Nobody warns it. But it comes to many thousands every year. Itcomes to those who have had coughs and colds until the throat is raw, and the lining membranes of the lungs are inflamed. Stop your cough when it first appears, and you remove the great danger of future trouble. stops coughs of all kinds. I t does so because it Is a sooth- ingandhealingremedyof great power. This makes it the great est preventive to consumption. Put one of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Plasters over your lungs A who!a N odical Library Frco. For four rents In stamps to pay post age, wo will ftund you sixtoen medical books. M ed ica l Adt/too Frets. llev. Mr. Fitch, of this city, con ducted religious services at Myrtle Point last week. The employes of railroad and ! Beaverton miue were to have u pay ! day last Saturday. Couuty Clerk llackleff wrestled w ith tbG grip several days last week, beiug two or three days off duty. Messer & Chism are prepared to ! do Drayiug aud other Hauling and i will guarantee satisfaction as to promptness and reasonable charges. Ed Robinson was down from Arago yesterday on business. Mrs. It., bis mother, is just recov- | erlug from au attack of pueumouia. Mrs. Samuel Johnson, of the ; South Fork, who has beeu spend ing some time here with her daugh ter, Mrs. Joe Dean, took the traiu for home yesterday. Bev. John Church, who is pros pecting in our section from Hum- bolt county, returned to Coquille last Friday from Myrtle Point, where he was under the hand of the grip. He was improving at the time be reached here, and theu continued his trip to Marshfield on business. Comrade Church was a guest of Hou. O. Dodge while iu Myrtle Point. And Uncle Joe Hudson will see to the roads in district 13 this year. He is a very proper person, of in telligent and active experience iu Oregon and in Coos county, know ing both what is needed aud how best to get at it. Uncle Joe ante dated the 49ers, is still active and enterprising, aud wo believe will not come short of a good record for road-making. Trade Journal: G. W. and J. A. Loggic have given up their T opic—‘‘ A N ew N» me .” After piotractcd sickness of sev lease of the Whatcom Falls Mill Company, aud have taken a lease eral weeks, “ Giandiua” Stone de- i Scripture lesson, Isa. 02, 2; Kev. 2, 17.. | parted this life iu this city, at the ...................................... I VMM li.un!» of the Export Mill Company’s I , . . nl A of .if her l.n . .1.. I.I.. — \ Mrs. I I D. , D F. Hon« No. 187 (Young Peoples’ s Hymnal i plant at Fan haven. The Loggies home daughter, are good lumbermen ami will no l)eau, on Friday morning, Jan. 20, Prayer. Song No. 88. doubt make a success of their new 1899, aged (51 years, C months aud Snueriiifcendent’ s talk. call (answering by testimonies—Have venture. 10 days. Deceased’s maiden name Roll you the new name?) was Keziali Frances Cardwell, and Practical application......... Clare Sherwood MARIIIRD. she was born at Harrodsburg, Mer Minutes of last meeting. Chain of prayer. cer county, Kentucky, July 10, Song No. 08. B0BBBT80M-R08R—III Coquille City, at Hotel Coquille, Jau. 19. 1899, by Key. (!. 1831. She moved with her parents Heading, “ Tho Henyeuly Crown” ......... A. Stine, Ueorjjj Robertson and Mis* • • ..................... Esther Johnson. ! to Missouri at the age of 7 years, Benediction. Lydia Rose. and at Mexico, Mo., March 4,1852, E thel J ohnson , R ooeuh -D kikman —On Coos river, Jan. 18, 1st Vice-Piest. 1899, by Rev. Owens, Anson Otis Rogers i was married to Thomas Stone, who Irene Lamb, Pres. aud Mis* Edith Deikmau. Ulied iu this city December 12, M agkb -G affky —At Marshfield, Jan. 18, 1895. Mrs. Stone was the mother 1899, by Rev. Father La Croix, John Ma gee and Miss Katie G»fttty. of 10 children, 7 of whom survive League Program, Friday Evening, Jan. 27- HAT no one remedy can contain the The family camo to Coos elements necessary to cure all diseas her. DIED. T on e—-‘A S tuubnt ’ u P baxbb .” Four es, is a fact well known to everyono. county in November, 1887. K s h b iu a m — A t N e w p o r t , J a n . 1 3, 1899, Dr. Milos* System of Kestoratlvo Remodles ol the suiviviug children are mar 1 Song No. 233. Michael Kerrigan, aged 55 years. consists of seven distinctively different ried aud still resident citizens here: 2 Song No. 38 and prayer. H r > n e — I n C o q u i l l e C i t y . J a i l . 2 0, 1899, M r s . preparations, each for it. own purpose. ’W T (Tol|y) Htone on Fishtrap; 3 Reading scripture lesson. Psalm 19, K e s i a h F r a n c e * H toim , a g e d 6 4 y e a r s , 6 1 14, by leader............... J. A. Pinkerton Mrs. L. C. Bramlcy, 37 Henry St., St. Cath m o n t h s a n d 10 d a y s . erines, Ontario, writes: “ For years I suf Mrs. D. F. Dean, Mrs. Nannie L. 4 Song No. 94. 5 Reading, Phil. 4. 7-12............Lilly Way fered from extreme nervousness and annoy Fellows aud Mrs. Maggie Pike live 0 Reading, Col, 1, 8-13........ Birdie Nosier P or R ent ing constipation, developing into palpitation iu this city; “ Bud” Stone, Mrs. 7 Reading, “ God’ s Estimate of His and weakness of tho heart. I was unable to Word” .................................. Josie Lyons Ruby Goldman aud Joliu D. Stone, sleep, suffered much from hcadacho, pain in 8 A paper on topic............... li. O. Hoberg J J AVINO decided to retire from tho botoher business. I offer for rent my my left side, palpitation and a constant all known and formerly residents 9 Song No. 181. feeling of weakness and prostration. I began here, are now living iu the stnte of 10 Reading, 2d Peter, 1, 5-12.Edna Lorenz building, tools, etc. I will go out o f busi ness February 15, 1899, and this being the 11 Reading, Prov. 2, 1-11........ Elfie Collier using Dr. Miles’ Nervine, Heart Curo and Washington. “ Grandma” Stone only butcher shop in town, would like for Reading, “ A Threefold Prayer” ---- Nerve and Liver Pills and tho Anti-Pain some reliable person to continue tho busi .............................................Zettie Messer Pills to relievo sudden paroxysms o f pain was loved by all who knew her. 13 Song No. 126. ness.? and headache. I soon felt much improved She wus a consistent Christian 14 Roll call. Any one desirous o f run nine a butcher business would d«> well to call on or address and tho pains and aches and weariness left these long years, amiable iu tem 15 Doxology. A’ HGS. ANDERSON, me. I then took Dr. Miles’ Restorative per, charitable and loviugiu spirit, 16 Loaguo benediction. tfeblSJ Bandon, Oregon. E dith H aytbb , 1st Vice-Pres. Tonic and am now restored to my former with no harsh words or uukiud good health.” acts toward anyone. Mnny will Dr. Miles’ Remedies! are sold by all drug miss her, and especially those of gists under a positive the family relation—children, guarantee, first bottle i though growu, aud grandchildren benefits or money re-! — but will hardly forget that sweet funded. Book on dis eases of tho heart and face aud voice. May her rest be nerves free. Address, | sweet. DU. MILES MEDICAL CO.. Elkhart. Ind. The funeral services wore con ducted Saturday at 2 p. m. by Rev. C. A. Stiue, at the home of D. F. [Continued from 4th page. I Dean, esq., aud tho body was in COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS. terred iu tlie Odd Fellows’ ceme w j -'5 a u tery beside others of the family. 2 J t 50 * 1 * I II DRUGGISTS Expenses In Vacation After the September, From Extreme Nervousness. Death of “ Grandma” Stone. Junior League Program. Jan 29. T 1898, Term. The Clayton & Son’s shingle Coquille Lodge, No. 53, I. O. O. mill at Fishtrap has passed by F. , on Saturday evening, 14th inst., lease into the hands o f Wallace installed the following officers- F or S ale — In Handon, oue of Harumack aud Wilbur Albee, of J H Radabaugh, supervi elect for the next six months, D. D. sor, and labor in R D 14. . $39 75 G. N. Seed conducting the cere the choicest locations, a pleasant that neighborhood, who will con borne, new, unique in style, and duct the same and merit the grow David Roberts, bal duo him mony: B. F. Lawrence, N. G.; for damages iu locating with a splended view of the town ing patronage of their thrifty, en J. S. Lawrence, secretary; S. P. C. Arago Landing, Myrtle and ocean. Sheltered from the terprising predecessors. It is con Johnson, treasurer; C. W. White, Point and Bandon ro a d ., . 10 73 warden; C. A. Harrington, conduc north winds. For particulars, ap veniently located to till orders ut Ordered that Commissioner tor; John Nasburg, I. G.; J. A ply to the H e r a l d . [tf. G. \V. Winter was down from any point, and the output is o f tho Weekly employ a suitable person to Seed, II. 8. N. G.; D. L. Perkius, Fred Bouloni and five Sw iss em Ins homo ttettr Arogo Inst Saturday j best material aud manufacture. repair bridge across Big Creek in L. S. N .G .; E. A. Wimer, It. 8. S.; ployes arrived ut this place bv tho and included a visit to the H erald j The P. O. department has posted R D 37. J. S. Edmuuds, L. 8. S. The vice- train yesterday, via the bay, from office. Mt. W. has leased his place) a notice for receiving sealed pro grand elect aud his supporters INDIGCNTS. to Joo liadabaugh for the next two Humboldt county, Cal., for Dairy- posals for carrying tho mail Sun were to be installed at another Ville, Curry county. Fred Bouloni years, ntid he will move with Ins days from Myrtle Point to Coquille J T McCormac, for care of time. Delegations and visitors of Frank Brown in Jau,18D9, and brother manage the Star ranch family to Lane county nnd try life City und return, on a run of three 18 days at $1.99................ 27 80 the brotherhood were present from and dairy at that place, and these in the Willamette valley. hoursj’ach way. The oversight, lincdon. Parkersburg, Riverton, employes are experienced in that M ISCE LL VNEOCS. John (J. Thomas, o f San Fran or sligLt. or whatever it may have Arago aud Myrtle Point, leaking calling. cisco, visited Coos county last week, been on the part of the authorities, G W Steele, making table for au unusually large attendance in cutting us off from a daily mail interviewing Coqnillo insurance] assessor............................... 0 00 Last Friday ex-Assessor Han Our old friend. T. J. Perkins, of sen returned to his home on the agencies. Mr. T. is special ageut I aud disarranging the original route, Win Rich, lamp and shade for may prove more costly than it came county judge’s office.......... 1 20 the lower river, visited this upper North Fork, after spending several for the Queen, of New York, and f section of the vnlley several days to, to say nothing o f the inconven days at tho county seat, winding I Royal, of Liverpool. CIRCU IT CO URT. last week in tbe'interest of securing op his official affairs with tho j To insure a happy new year, keep j ience to the public. The contracts S D Barrows, witness before new varieties of fruits suitable for county court amt assisting Asses the liver clear and tho body vigor should be given out to responsible grand ju ry......................... 10 00 propagation here. Mr. P. is aD sor J. S. Lawrence into a knowl- j ous by using Do Witt’s Little Early local bidders, who are informed on S D Barrows, witness, State old and honorable citizen, holding edge of tho m y s t e r ie s aud m is e r ie s | R is e r s , t h e fa m o u s litt le p ills fo r the subject of roads, seasous, etc. vs Charley Taylor................ 10 00 The new route is to be instituted the confidence of all, Doth in res of bis responsible duties. constipation and liver troubles. TAXES. on March 15th. pect of judgment as to the best Ordered by tlio Court that County and most suitable kinds of fruits Millard Shoemaker, of Bandon, arrived at this place last week and Clerk issue warrant for collection to grow, and iu his integrity as to began alterations and improve of all delinquent taxes from 1887 to business matters. He has estab ments at the broomhaiidle factory, present time, aud that the Sheriff lished a good trade and is deeply BH k in o o f which he takes the management at once proceed to enforce the col interested iu progressing in his line in that which makes him a bene since it passed into the bauds o f lection of said delinquent taxos. Petition of I Hacker for re-iro- factor in his day nnd generation. P o w d e r G. W. Peek, manager for the Golden West Haudle Co. of San bursement of taxes paid by him He keeps track of new aud im j I b s c u j x e e y 'P u r e proved varieties of fruits, notes Frnuessco. Mr. Shoemaker und illegally, not allowed. their merits for value, studies the Makes the food more delicious and wholesome C. T. Farris, an experienced car OFFICER S. science of their culture, etc., until ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. penter and millwright who accom Ed Rackleff, Co Clerk 1 now he is ud authority as a horti panies him, nro making improve m o n th ............................ 100 00 culturist. Mrs. Cal Wright was up from Wall Paper ut the Pharmacy. * , ments that will largely increase the L H Hazard, Dep Co Clerk, Beaver Hill yesterday with a view The county court's proceedings 1 month............................ GO GO For Sale--M y Photo Scow. Price | capacity o f the plant, besides add to placing Iter son iu school at this ( for January term are concluded iu ing to its convenience. They will W W Gage, Sheriff, 1 $150, cash. W. H unt . place. place two more fine lathes, another m on th .............................. 1GG go ] today’s H e r a l d , nnd are “ official” All D a i n baolabed bv Dr. Milos’ Tain Plilft. eugiue, added bolting apparatus j reports, and, moreover, the H e r a l d Messer A Chism have bought from C A Gage, Dep Sheriff, 1 For 30 Days Mrs. Moon will give aud enlarged drying rooms, aud the Lyons Estate all the Mill Wood, m on th ............................... GO QOI has been designated as “ the offi- ! cial organ” to do the conuty’s ofti- and will hereafter sell and deliver it rare bargains both in dressmaking the cupncity iucreased to a daily W W Hayes, Co Treasurer, * output of tiOOO to 8000 handles. at the same rale its before to all aud millinery. 1 month............................ 50 00 'cial advertising—the proclamation I of tho would-bo press censor to the parts of town. Leave orders at their Coiiutv court adjourned last Fri A force of experienced workmen K H Hansen, 102 days’ sal In the will he here today or tomorrow, stable or at the mill. *2t ary as Assessor................ 30G 00 ¡contrary notwithstanding. day, after a loug and tedious tussle j language of one of the famous men aud the work of manufacturing will W H Bunch, salary for one with couuty business affairs. Frank Stillwell and Sam Wheeler of the day, probably Dan Burns, begin at once. quarter as School Super have tnken a contract to furnish McDonald’s barber shop is where or maybe Matthew Quay, or Pie- intendent.......................... 100 00 broomhaDdle Ixtits to our new firm you get a good hair cut and a nice Face Bill, “ You can’t fool some W H Bunch, for examining T h e q u a li t y o f Sdì il- and are quite busy. Frank ex clean slmve. Give him a trial. i J people at all!” teachers............................ 9 00 pects soou to have a new house to Tho Hall street bridge was com J. O. Sttmler, o f Dora, has been ling ’s Be. t W H Bunch, for stationery replace tho one recently burnt. coffee spices menced Monday of last week aud in town for several days. He had and postage.................... 4 34 extracts and soda In the insane asylum at Salom charge of some logs lloated down pushed to completion, including its C H Nosier, for examining last Thursday, Mrs. Martha A. from the North Fork. is in perfect harmony with teachers............................ 9 00 connection with the First street Weavor, credited ns having been bridge, and finished nt the laBt of B F Lawrence, clerical work Sheriff Gage was “ nabbed” by the quality o f Schilling's committed from Coos county, died It opens and makes in Clerk's office................ 3 00 the week. the grip a brief spell last week, and was buried at tho asylum cem B est ti_a a n d baking pow Georgo Moulton, clerical useful nDother street from the but soon proved an alibi und has etery. She was about 55 years old. work in Clerk's office. . . . 1 00 main business part of town. not been molested siuce. d er. 1M I T Weekly, salary and A cough is not. like a fever. It In supremo court at Salem last Dr. Tower nnd J. W. Bennett mileage as County Com does not have to run a certain course Thursday, in tho ense of the C. B., missioner, etc.................. 91 GO It. & E. R. It. &. N. Co., respondent, Cure it quickly and effectually with came over on yesterday’s train, Donald McIntosh, salary One Minute Cough Cure, the best having business at the courthouse. vs J. H. Nosier, appellant, it was and mileage ns Co Com remedy for nil ages nrid for the The latter had just recently reached ordered on stipulation that respond home from n business visit iu most severe cases. AYc wpammonJ missioner, etc.................. 70 00 j ent have 00 days from December it because it’s good. It. S. Knowl- i*o, ttuua. L Hnrlocker, four months 23, 1898, to servo and file brief. ton. Johnson Bro’s have closed up salary as Co Ju dge.......... 400 00 j The dance given by the hand their books aud must have settle Mrs. Shepard was up from Bea State of OregoD,) last Sntundny night, at their hall, ver Hill yesterday. She received ment before January 1st of all County of Coos, j BS' waa well attended aud highly suc After that a letter recentlv from the nurse iu accounts due them. I, Ed Rackleff, County Clerk of cessful. The music, of course, the hospital at Honolulu, noting date outstanding accounts will be Coos County, State of Oregon, cer was fitst-class, and went for to the fact that liar husband, Sergt. hnnded to a collector, with iustruc tify that the foregoiug schedule of make the hall a success and the * | At tho Fair Store, Shepard, of tho 2d I T . 8 . vol. en tions to euforce payment. expenditures of Coos county, Ore evening one of enjoyment. C. M. S keels . gineers, had been very sick of feyer The sooner a cough or cold is gon for the period from September since Thanksgiving day, and was cured without harm to the sufferer 1, 1898, to December 31., 1898, W E WANT to trndo 220 acres good Medford Mail: “ J. A. Whitman, farming land in tho best loca just now fairly convalescent. the hotter. Lingering colds are and also some expenses in January, dangerous. Hacking cough is dis has juat returned from his trip 1899, as made aud audited and tion as to school and market in Ne Wanted —To exchange, good city tressing. One Minute Cough Cure over into Coos county aud to San allowed by tho County Court of tho braska, either for a farm, town prop ww a il l propertv in Los Angelos Francisco. While in Coos county erty or stock of goods in Coos county. county, California, for property in quickly cures it. Why suffer when he purchased 2000 boxes of very the State of Oregon, for the County such a cough cure is within reach ? j of Coos, is a true and correct Coqisllo Citv, or vicinitv. Lot The county coart’s proceedings It. S ., fine apples which he had packed extract from tho proceedings of 60x.*20, new, modern 5-room house, It is pleasant to the taste. have been in the past and will be and shipped to San Francisco. I Knowlton. with all conveniences for small fam- The apples in that coantry are a said Court at tho January, 1899 in the future published in the iV. A fine chance, open for a short H erald for the public's informa Hall street bridge was finished very good article, he states; few terra thereof. Witness my hand and the seal of tion, whether paid for or not. Ame only. yesterday and is now open for use. are pest infested; the flavor is Will Cox, connected with Dean’s good hot they are not colored so the County Court this 20th day of H erald L and & L oan Co. J. 8. Hayes, of Empire, was over livery stable, was the first to in well as the ltogne River valley January, 1899. last week, having made a visit to Eo R ackleff , County Clerk. Our new townsman— better stall it for public use. A. C. W il fruit. The fruit after being boxed Bandon and then stopped over a known as a lower-river fellow-citi son, o f the machinist and black- and ready for shipment was de \ Seal. )• By L. H. H azard , Deputy. day or two with parents and ------ »«#» • ■ ■ - zen—J. M. Perkius dropped into smithing firm of Wilson <t Wilson, tained at Marshfield several days friends at this place. the H erald sanctum last Saturday was most active in prosecuting the because o f the roughness o f the Our townsman, E. Pannenberg, Prof. G. W. Johnson, of North and gave ns a pleasant talk. Mr. work from its inception, anil he bar and the gale that was blowing has received the appointment from Perkins is an old settler in this rustled energetically and success outside. All freight shipments Judge Bellinger, of the U. S. dis Fork, was down on business last The yalley, is intelligent, progressive fully, as evidenced by the substan from that point are made by water. trict court nt Portland, as referee Tuesday and Wednesday. and aggressive in what goes to tial and useful road-way. Al Mr. W. went to San Francisco by in bankruptcy. The appointment H ;: hald had a friendly call. make up good citizenship, and Bulch supervised the construction water and from there home thus was unsolicited, and made on the E. Bunnell was down from Fair- deeply interested iu tho perma and, us usual, has completed a good avoiding about a hundred miles o f 16th inst. The oath and bond view last wepk a couple o f days nent progress of our section. job. rongh stage road.” shopping and attending to bneinrss’ were filed January 20, 1899. ^>ANDY CATHARTIC .~ a b c a J " v e * b __ O M COHSTiPATSOK IDCOI TITCT V rniDIBTCDD to tor. »njr.seor constipation. 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